Religion goes on trial in this spooky tale of a botched exorcism.

An epic struggle—not between God and Satan, but between a socially relevant courtroom drama and a 70s-style demonic exploitation movie. An ambitious attorn...

“Emily Rose” casts out the real devil: cynicism

Read the Empire Movie review of The Exorcism Of Emily Rose. Viewed as a horror movie, Emily Rose isn’t much scarier than the average, but combined with...

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Ecumenical courtroom debates about the existence of God and the Devil take center stage in The Exorcism of Emily Rose, a pedantic supernatural hybrid of Inhe...

''The Exorcism of Emily Rose,'' directed by Scott Derrickson from a script he wrote with Paul Harris Boardman, is a horror movie wrapped in a courtroom drama...

"Demons exist whether you believe in them or not," says the priest at the center of "The Exorcism of Emily Rose." Yes, and you could also say that demons do

Feel-good sensationalism isn’t always charming, but if you focus on what works in Article 20, you might enjoy yourself anyway.

Based on a true story. Isn't it always? Emily Rose (Jennifer Carpenter) is a college freshman who dies while a priest (Tom Wilkinson) performs an exorci...

"The Exorcism of Emily Rose" is an intelligent genre item that mixes horror with courtroom drama. Anchored by a compelling performance from Laura Linney as a...